Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville disagree on whether Liverpool or Man City will win title
RIVALS on the pitch during their playing days, Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville are now proving to be rivals in the studio with the pair disagreeing on whether Liverpool or Manchester City will win the Premier League.
Liverpool’s toughest game is arguably against Chelsea on Sunday (4.30pm) while they will also play Cardiff, Huddersfield, Newcastle and Wolves.
Carragher and Neville have both predicted the results for the final matches of the season, and the pair unsurprisingly disagreed.
Carragher predicts Liverpool to win all but one of their remaining five, dropping points against Newcastle.
Neville has Liverpool drawing with both the Magpies and Chelsea this weekend.
Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville disagree on whether Liverpool or Man City will win title (Image: GETTY)
Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville disagree on whether Liverpool or Man City will win title (Image: SKY SPORTS)
Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville disagree on whether Liverpool or Man City will win title (Image: SKY SPORTS)
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When it comes to Man City’s fixtures, both Sky Sports pundits have the reigning Premier League champions drawing two matches.
Carragher predicts City will drop points against Manchester United and Burnley while Neville believes they will be held to a draw by Crystal Palace and the Red Devils.
It means that Carragher has Liverpool winning the league, finishing one point clear on 95 points.
Meanwhile, Neville’s results have Manchester City one point clear with 94 playing 93.
Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville disagree on whether Liverpool or Man City will win title (Image: SKY SPORTS)
Naby Keita grabbed his first goal for Liverpool in the 3-1 win over Southampton and boss Jurgen Klopp revealed the players mobbed the midfielder after the victory was secured - despite not celebrating at the time.
“They were really happy for him in the dressing room, he had multiple hugs!” Klopp said.
“But in the moment they probably didn’t think if it was in or whatever, I didn’t see it back, but that’s probably the reason.
“And the other thing is it was 1-1 and we wanted to win so the boys obviously decided not to celebrate it like crazy because there was still a job to do.”